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The deceased was living in Oslo, says the Oslo police district on Saturday
– The police are currently working on the links between the deceased and the victims, a job that first involves the question of the family of the deceased, writes the police. currently unknown.
– The preliminary autopsy report shows that the cause of death is still uncertain. There is no guarantee that there will be a conclusion when the latest autopsy report will arrive in three months, "said Pål police lawyer Fredrik Hjort Kraby at NTB [19659004] waiting for a lawyer
On Wednesday 18, firefighters received a forest fire northwest of Hammern and near Ullevålseterveien in Maridalen.When they arrived, it was turned out that there was a tent that had burned in. A few hundred meters from the chimney was found dead.
John Edvin Lie, who was in charge of the case, was right next to the scene and was arrested on Wednesday afternoon and accused of paralysis.Tuesday, the sentence was extended to apply to the murder.
Seen in isolation
On the same day, the police received four weeks of detention, as well as the letter, the media and the ban on visiting for the entire period. "The police prosecutor, Pål Fredrik Hj ort Kraby, also called for complete isolation for two weeks, but for a week
– The need for isolation comes from the fact that the investigation is ongoing and that the police feared the eviction of evidence. letter and visit ban, Lie said the police might forget more concerns of the police.
Condemned refuses punishment and anchors prison confession, informs defender defender Benedikte Jamth. Jamth was Lie's defender during the jail meeting on Thursday and Friday because Lies' real lawyer, Fridtjof Feydt, was gone.
Renamed Name and "Not Living"
John Edvin Lie (55) changed his name to Johnny Olsen in 2001, and has long been portrayed as "not living" in the population register, Nettavisen writes. . Years ago, when he tried to obtain municipal housing, he was informed by the public authorities that he was registered as "non-existent or non-living". It was a shock. Suddenly, it was not recorded anywhere. It just did not exist for the authorities, "Feydt told the newspaper.
Friday, police lawyer Pål-Fredrik Hjort Kraby, in the Oslo police district, told NTB that Lie lived in the woods on the Maridale tent sites where the burnt person was found.
Lie has a long criminal history and was one of the main men of the Hadeland massacre in 1981. He and four others, all members of the neo-Nazi group of the German German Army, stole weapons for the protection of the Heime, and stole 50 kilograms of dynamite from Mandal
. There was a feud in the group when two of the men who promised the reward for the weapon ran the money they thought they were entitled to, fearing that the two men would go to the police with information. on armament, Lie and two other orchestras orchestrated what later became the massa
The men were shot in the neck and later fired 29 times. Lie was sentenced to 18 years in prison but was released in 1993. The other two were sentenced to 18 and 12 years respectively.
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